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Old August 31st 03, 12:08 AM
Matthew and Wendy Plante
 
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Default Battery Pack Amp Hours

I am trying to build, or at least cobble together, a battery pack for a
receiver. I will only need one (1) amp of power. The battery will have a one
(1) amp fuse on both the lead in and out of the radio just for safety. What
I have not been able to understand is what amp hours are. I need a twelve
(12) volt battery that will last a while, or at least five hours, and be
rechargeable. I have been looking at UPS battery pack, or even small car
batteries. Any help? Thanks.

Matthew
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